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Appendix G
Attendees at the July 2004 Workshop

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

L. Catherine Brinson, Chair

Northwestern University

Kenneth L. Reifsnider, Vice Chair

University of Connecticut

Paul A. Bartolotta

NASA Glenn Research Center

Matthew B. Buczek

GE Aircraft Engines

John W. Davis

The Boeing Company

Norman J. Johnston (retired)

NASA Langley Research Center

Ann Marie Sastry

University of Michigan

Sanford S. Sternstein

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

LIAISON TO THE NATIONAL MATERIALS ADVISORY BOARD

Linda Schadler

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

OTHER PARTICIPANTS

Fred Arnold

Air Force Research Laboratory

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Scott Case

Virginia Tech

Steven Donaldson

Air Force Research Laboratory

Dana Granville

Army Research Laboratory

Richard Hall

Air Force Research Laboratory

David Koshiba

The Boeing Company

Bruce LaMattina

Army Research Laboratory

Charles Lee

Air Force Office of Scientific Research

Hugh McManus

Metis Design

Mary Ann Meador

NASA Glenn Research Center

Ozden Ochoa

Air Force Research Laboratory

Robert Rapson

Air Force Research Laboratory

Warren Ronk

GE Aircraft Engines

Erol Sancaktar

University of Akron

Greg Schoeppner

Air Force Research Laboratory

Chad Snyder

National Institute of Standards and Technology

Katie Thorp

Air Force Research Laboratory

Tia Benson Tolle

Air Force Research Laboratory

NRC STAFF

Toni Marechaux

Laura Toth

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Advanced polymer matrix composites (PMC) have many advantages such as light weight and high specific strength that make them useful for many aerospace applications. Enormous uncertainty exists, however, in predicting long-term changes in properties of PMCs under extreme environmental conditions, which has limited their use. To help address this issue, the Department of Defense requested a study from the NRC to identify the barriers and limitations to the use of PMCs in extreme environments. The study was to focus on issues surrounding methodologies for predicting long-term performance. This report provides a review of the challenges facing application of PMCs in extreme environments, the current understanding of PMC properties and behavior, an analysis of the importance of data in developing effective models, and recommendations for improving long-term predictive methodologies.

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